DECIDIS News
Nancy Baym visits DECIDIS and CULT at ITU
DECIDIS and CULT are very happy to welcome Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, Nancy Baym, at ITU Wednesday, February 6, 2019, 14:00-15:30 IT University, Auditorium 3 Nancy Baym will present her latest work in...
Public Talk | Big data, big surveillance: China’s social credit system
Dr. Jing Zeng, post-doc fellow at Hans-Bredow-Institut in Hamburg, will be visiting DECIDIS during week 10. Friday March 9 at 14:00 in Auditorium 4 She’ll give a public lecture on the topic: “Big data,...
New book: Digital journalistik
This new book explores the phenomenon of digital journalism, arguing that it both challenges and reproduces institutionalized practices. Digital journalism is simultaneously something new and something old, and the book traces the impact of...
Echo-chambers, Botnets, and Hyperpartisan News: Evidence from the Brexit Debate
01.12.17 kl. 13.00-14.30. Room 5A14-16, IT University of Copenhagen. In this talk Marco T. Bastos explore the Brexit debate on Twitter in the weeks leading up to the referendum vote. He discuss novel research...
MindLab Morgen: The digitized citizen
MindLabMorgen, Thursday, 23 November, 8:30-10:00. Doors open at 8:20 for coffee and croissants. MindLab, Slotsholmsgade 12, 1216 København K, Danmark Sign up by sending us an e-mail at info@mind-lab.dk – write “23 November” in...
Information i det digitale samfund
Resultater fra ny DECIDIS survey Download full report Fredag d.1.9.2017 kl. 13.00-14.30 Lokale 5A14-16, IT Universitetet i København Forskningsnetværket DECIDIS præsenterer resultaterne af den årlige survey af danskernes brug af digitale og sociale medier...
DECIDIS @ Techfestival. Copenhagen (Sept. 7h, 2017, kl. 10-12, IT University Copenhagen)
What is the future of democracy in times of ongoing digitization? How can we be informed in the digital age? What does digital democracy mean in practice? Is it safe to vote online? Come...
How can we study disguised propaganda on social media? Some methodological reflections
(Johan Farkas & Jannick Schou, IT University Copenhagen, first published in Data Driven Journalism) Fake news’ has recently become a seemingly ubiquitous concept among journalists, researchers, and citizens alike. With the rise of platforms...
Den informerede borger i et digitalt samfund
Martina Skrubbeltrang Mahnke // mamah@itu.dk // Først udgivet i kultur & fritid (maj 2017) Den „informerede borger“ bliver set som et af de grundlæggende principper i det moderne samfund. Ikke mindst derfor er pressen og...
How is racist propaganda changing with the development of digital media technologies?
The following two speakers will be presenting their latest work on this issue. Professor of Sociology, Jessie Daniels, Hunter College, NYC. Research Assistant, Johan Farkas, ITU/University of Bergen. 15 May 2017 // 13:00-14:00 //...